injuring
ˈɪndʒərɪŋ
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Definition of injuring - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

psychologyRarecausing emotional or psychological harmRare
  • Her injuring words left a deep scar.
  • His injuring comments shattered her confidence.
  • The injuring feedback affected his self-esteem.
damaging harmful hurtful
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Origin of injuring

Latin, in (into) + jurare (to swear)

Terms with injuring included in their meaning

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figurative
person or animal extremely effective at injuring or killing others
action of injuring
the act of causing such marks
legal dignity offense
South African law term for willfully injuring someone's dignity through offensive acts
violence
injuring someone's knees, often by shooting, as punishment
literal
related to injuring knees as a punishment

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  1. French:blessant, ...
  2. German:verletzend, ...
  3. Italian:dannoso, ...
  4. Spanish:hiriente, ...
  5. Portuguese:magoante, ...
  6. Chinese:伤人的, ...
  7. Japanese:傷つける, ...
  8. Arabic:مؤذٍ, ...
  9. Hebrew:פּוֹגֵעַ, ...
  10. Russian:оскорбительный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:образливий, ...
  12. Hindi:चोट पहुँचाने वाला, ...
injure
ˈɪndʒər

Definition of injure - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
medicalcause physical harm to someone or something
  • The accident injured two passengers.
harm wound
2.
emotioncause emotional harm or distress
  • Her harsh words injured his feelings.
hurt wound
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Origin of injure

Latin, injuria (wrong, damage)

Examples of injure in a sentence

  • The sharp object injured her hand.
  • His betrayal injured her deeply.
  • The criticism injured his pride.

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  1. French:blesser, nuire, ...
  2. German:verletzen, kränken, ...
  3. Italian:ferire, offendere, ...
  4. Spanish:herir, lastimar, ...
  5. Portuguese:machucar, magoar, ...
  6. Chinese:伤害, 刺痛, ...
  7. Japanese:負傷させる, ...
  8. Arabic:أَصَابَ, آذَى, ...
  9. Hebrew:לִפְצוֹעַ, לִפְגּוֹעַ, ...
  10. Russian:ранить, задеть, ...
  11. Ukrainian:травмувати, завдавати, ...
  12. Hindi:घायल करना, ठेस पहुँचाना, ...

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